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MAC Portals Secures Trump International Hotel Construction Site In DC
Critical to the success of the project was safely and reliably controlling access to the jobsite and recording the whereabouts and time worked of the laborers as the various stages of construction progressed
January 23, 2017
For the Trump International Hotel project, proximity security badges that provided access to construction personnel worked like a hotel key. They are not inserted into a slot, but are read when held in close proximity of the scanner. The turnstile will not open without the scanner approving entry.
Snow Removal Equipment
Safety Tips for Snow Removal Using Heavy or Compact Equipment
Adequate visibility, daily checks, training and more are essential to keep operators and bystanders safe during snow removal with construction equipment
January 16, 2017
Anyone who will operate snow management equipment for your organization should go through at least annual refresher training on the machine(s) they will operate, and some detailed training specific to the uniqueness of managing snow & ice with that machine.
Construction Safety
Evaluate Your Company's Safety Plan for the New Year
The beginning of the new year is a great time to assess your company's safety plan and protocols and encourage a proactive safety culture among employees
January 4, 2017
By implementing careful evaluation protocols, it is undoubtedly within your reach to turn your worksite into a happy, injury-free environment.
Business Services
How to Manage Risk Before You Start the Job
December 23, 2016
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Construction Safety
Tips to Safely Secure and Maintain Construction Jobsites for the Holiday Season
As the holidays swiftly approach, now is a good time to highlight best practices for construction industry professionals to safely secure and maintain road work sites
November 15, 2016
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Construction Safety
Is Your Business Prepared for a Hurricane?
In the wake of Hurricane Matthew, businesses are left picking up the pieces and trying to resume their work. Once the dust settles, businesses should make sure they have a storm readiness plan. Here are some steps to help you prepare.
October 19, 2016
Construction Safety
Monitor These Key Areas to Keep Construction Jobsites Safe
Following some key safety rules and enforcing those rules on construction sites can help protect workers and ensure safer working conditions
October 7, 2016
Following the proper health and safety practices, as well as active communication between the employer and the employee, is essential in preventing construction-related accidents.
Snow Removal Equipment
How to Safely Plow Parking Lots
October 1, 2016
Drivers should always dress in layers because layers help maintain a comfort level inside and outside the cab.
Construction Technology
How “Virtual Sweeping” Addresses the Training Problem
October 1, 2016
Mike Lucht, 1-800-SWEEPER president and founder, takes a 'test drive' on the organization's new training simulator. Note the trees out the left side view of the cab, the debris field immediately ahead of the sweeper, and the overhead view on the right-hand screen.
Construction Technology
How Construction Equipment Technologies Can Make Operators Better and Safer
Telematics, payload-weighing and operator-attentiveness systems create data that’s changing performance boundaries; using it to coach rather than discipline could distinguish the winners
September 14, 2016
Inside Caterpillar's 24/7 Monitoring Center, analysts correlate data about the health and productivity of operators and equipment to reveal the magnitude of conditions such as fatigue and distraction and their impact on operations.
Rental
Are You Loading and Unloading Construction Equipment Safely?
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
Most of the incidents involving delivery drivers occurred during loading and unloading (48.7%). The main causes of driver-related incidents were identified as insecure load and the machine falling off between ramps.
August 22, 2016
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Business Services
Safety Matters
Contractors need to remain alert and put safety as a priority in everyday operations.
August 16, 2016
Construction Safety
Re-evaluate Construction Safety Assumptions to Avoid Legal Risks
Reduction in less severe injury occurrences is no longer an indicator that catastrophic accidents are less likely to occur, and following outdated safety processes and procedures could put you at legal risk in case of an incident
August 12, 2016
The Safety Pyramid is an outdated model for predicting fatal or catastrophic incidents. The model proposes that the probability of serious or fatal accidents (at the top of the pyramid) is correlated with less severe injuries or near misses, but that is no longer the case.
Construction Safety
Promote Safety on the Job With These Universal Guidelines for Compact Equipment Operation
A safety culture starts with management and operational staff members who treat safety and health as an investment, not a cost, and who value as well as demonstrate model behaviors.
August 1, 2016
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Construction Safety
Five Things to Avoid to Safely Haul Your Equipment
Everyone wants to go home at the end of the day, which makes it so important to be safe when hauling equipment from jobsite to jobsite.
July 21, 2016
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Construction Safety
Emergency 911: Keep Employee Emergency Contacts Up to Date
Accidents happen at work every day. It’s important to collect emergency information for each of your employees. Are you prepared?
June 22, 2016
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Construction Safety
OSHA Silica Final Rule: A Manufacturer’s Perspective
This article isn’t intended to make a stand for or against the ruling, but to make a case for moving forward and working together with the ruling.
June 13, 2016
The recently introduced MS 360 masonry saw is also equipped with a water system. Its patented water containment system keeps water, slurry and debris controlled; resulting in a nearly dry block or brick for faster utilization.
Construction Safety
New Technologies that Protect Construction Workers
Manufacturers are developing new equipment and technologies that help contractors keep their workers safe
June 13, 2016
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